Difficulties in retrieving specific details of autobiographical memories and imagining positive future events in individuals with acute but not remitted anorexia nervosa

Table 3 Results of linear regression models investigating the effect of autobiographical memory specificity (Model 1) and control regressors (age and years of education; Model 2) on the specificity of episodic future thoughts, stratified by group

Model	Adjusted R² (SE)	Independent Variable	Unstandardised Beta (SE)	ß	T	p value
Healthy controls
1	0.200 (0.41)	(Constant)	0.988 (0.216)		4.581	< 0.001**
1	0.200 (0.41)	AMT specificity	0.478 (0.155)	0.473	3.084	0.004**
2	0.233 (0.40)	(Constant)	0.304 (0.486)		0.625	0.537
		AMT specificity	0.424 (0.155)	0.419	2.734	0.010*
		Age	0.009 (0.007)	0.204	1.337	0.191
		Years of education	0.029 (0.027)	0.169	1.097	0.281
Acute anorexia nervosa
1	0.246 (0.69)	(Constant)	0.711 (0.296)		2.405	0.020*
1	0.246 (0.69)	AMT specificity	0.679 (0.171)	0.513	3.960	< 0.001**
2	0.269 (0.68)	(Constant)	1.621 (0.860)		1.884	0.066
		AMT specificity	0.563 (0.182)	0.425	3.084	0.004**
		Age	0.020 (0.015)	0.179	1.290	0.204
		Years of education	− 0.076 (0.047)	− 0.213	− 1.598	0.118
Recovered anorexia nervosa
1	0.171 (0.56)	(Constant)	0.795 (0.300)		2.648	0.012*
1	0.171 (0.56)	AMT specificity	0.638 (0.213)	0.438	3.004	0.005**
2	0.149 (0.56)	(Constant)	0.389 (0.896)		0.433	0.667
		AMT specificity	0.670 (0.218)	0.460	3.068	0.004**
		Age	0.023 (0.022)	0.156	1.008	0.320
		Years of education	− 0.009 (0.047)	− 0.031	− 0.199	0.834

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